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McSween · 2017-04-17 13:26:21

I have this dryer around ten years and have hardly used it until out newborn arrived two weeks ago. It took 65 minutes to dry jeans and t shirt today. Will a modern dryer do this in half the time or simply be a cheaper dryer to run. The dryer we have was first sold in 2000

17-04-2017 1:26pm

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I have this dryer around ten years and have hardly used it until out newborn arrived two weeks ago.

It took 65 minutes to dry jeans and t shirt today. Will a modern dryer do this in half the time or simply be a cheaper dryer to run. The dryer we have was first sold in 2000

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Any help appreciated

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Those times don't sound too far out.
I expect that some of the better models out there will dry a bit faster, but will use more energy to do so as well.
The more efficient models use less energy and will also generally be slower to dry.

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